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LeBron reshared Caitlin Clark after 45-point night

LeBron James reshared an Instagram story highlighting Caitlin Clark’s 45-point, 10-assist night, amplifying a highlight reel produced by ESPN, SportsCenter, the WNBA and ESPN W. James posted the clip to his Instagram story, sending a national NBA spotlight onto a WNBA showcase performance that sent social feeds into overdrive.

The short reshared package collected Clark’s decisive plays: a coast-to-coast and-1, a steal that turned into a transition three, and a late-game three that gave the Indiana Fever the lead for good. The ESPN/SportsCenter collage framed the night as both a scoring outburst and an all-around floor game.

Caitlin Clark’s 45-point, 10-assist night

Clark finished with 45 points and 10 assists, a line that set Fever franchise highs and ranked among the WNBA’s single-game standouts. The highlight reel emphasized more than volume — it showed sequence scoring, playmaking and hustle that flipped momentum late.

Key moments included a coast-to-coast drive that drew contact and completed an and-1, a hustle steal that led to a transition three, and a go-ahead three in the closing minutes. Teammates and coaches noted that the 10 assists turned an enormous scoring night into a historic, team-impact performance.

Social and broadcast reaction was immediate. Sports shows replayed the clip, accounts on X circulated the reshared story and national commentators framed the performance as another step in Clark’s rapid rise — now with cross-league validation from one of the NBA’s largest platforms.

LeBron has called her a “transcendent player” in prior public comments — a phrase that resurfaced as the reshared story circulated. The brief but pointed resharing by James carried symbolic weight: an NBA superstar using his platform to highlight a WNBA moment helps expand conversation and viewership across leagues.

Clark and James have an on-and-off public rapport dating to her college years at Iowa, when James praised her play as her profile rose. The two met in March 2025 at Gainbridge Fieldhouse; Clark has described James as one of her biggest idols. Both athletes are Nike-sponsored, a shared commercial link that has accompanied the on-court attention.

For the Fever, the night was both a team win and an individual milestone. Analysts pointed to how Clark’s shotmaking paired with 10 assists to show a full offensive command rather than mere volume scoring — a distinction commentators highlighted when projecting longer-term impact.

Beyond the box score, the reshared Instagram story signaled growing mainstream reach for the WNBA. Cross-league recognition like this drives new audiences and media cycles: a single reshared story can turn a standout performance into a national sports moment.

Source attribution: This update is based on reporting and a highlight package summarized by Fox News, which noted LeBron James reshared the ESPN/SportsCenter/WNBA/ESPN W collaboration on his Instagram story after Caitlin Clark’s 45-point, 10-assist performance. Read the Fox News report here: Fox News. The reshared clip originated on Instagram (LeBron James’s Instagram profile: @lebronjames) and the highlight package was produced by ESPN/SportsCenter and ESPN W (see ESPN W and SportsCenter).